I started using Marijuana at 16 and im in my thirties now. It wastesd time, energy, and made me into an idiot. Cannabis should only be enjoyed as a medicine or as an occasional drug. I mean, a person just becomes dumber with daily use. I quit my daily use and ill tell you I became way smarter whe I quit. My logic, thinking, energy, brain processing, and oh there are so many others but i dont want to write forever. You want my opinon. The only drugs that are good are methylphenidate, dexedrine, adderall and benzos (specifically alprazolam and clonazepam and diazepam). All used responsibly and they can work magic in your life. Or if youre looking for a brain boost that isnt prescription try noopept or semax. Opiates are fun too but be careful dont get addicted like i did. But marijauana just seems childinsh for me at this age.
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My relationship[ with Marijuana
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I still smoke daily and find it helps me with creative thinking.
There was a 2.5 year period that I didn't have any. and it was a very dark time I do not want to go back to.
There was a 2.5 year period that I didn't have any. and it was a very dark time I do not want to go back to.
Shinji Ikari
Bluelighter
So stims and benzos can be used responsibly but weed can't?
I dunno. A spliff or a vape at the end of a shit day can help me shake off negativity that I would potentially be ruminating over for days. There have also been times in my life when I've overdone it and allowed it to turn me into a couch potato, but all the drugs you've listed can turn your brain into pudding if you overdo them.
I've had benefits and detriments from stims too which have varied according to my pattern of use over the last 20 or so years. They've caused some problems and alleviated others.
I've only dabbled with benzos. I take valium once or twice a month as a treat that's about it. I'm a pretty anxious and neurotic person naturally particularly socially so it's tempting to try and incorporate them into my life in some kind of functional way but, well we all know how that story ends.
It's a harm reduction cliche, but no such thing as a bad drug, just bad circumstances.
I dunno. A spliff or a vape at the end of a shit day can help me shake off negativity that I would potentially be ruminating over for days. There have also been times in my life when I've overdone it and allowed it to turn me into a couch potato, but all the drugs you've listed can turn your brain into pudding if you overdo them.
I've had benefits and detriments from stims too which have varied according to my pattern of use over the last 20 or so years. They've caused some problems and alleviated others.
I've only dabbled with benzos. I take valium once or twice a month as a treat that's about it. I'm a pretty anxious and neurotic person naturally particularly socially so it's tempting to try and incorporate them into my life in some kind of functional way but, well we all know how that story ends.
It's a harm reduction cliche, but no such thing as a bad drug, just bad circumstances.
I’ve been using weed since 14 I stopped at 30 cause it causing anxiety thought loops anger etc abused the shit out of it and also stopped except those reason because I was tired of giving money every day.
But u dint think for a second that it made me dumb if anything it made me “smarter” in a way that I was crazy productive while on it a “machine” amps or any other stim never gave me this productivity boost or anything close to it weed would make my brain fire up like crazy endless thoughts ideas mood boost etc until it started to give me more anxiety and ocd so I stopped
But u dint think for a second that it made me dumb if anything it made me “smarter” in a way that I was crazy productive while on it a “machine” amps or any other stim never gave me this productivity boost or anything close to it weed would make my brain fire up like crazy endless thoughts ideas mood boost etc until it started to give me more anxiety and ocd so I stopped
Robi
Bluelighter
Same
Egzoset
Bluelighter
Salutations,
M'well, lets begin by looking at the facts today: an account was created ~3 minutes before BL got flooded via different "focus" and "experiences" forums, which occurred in a matter of about 33 minutes preceding the final disconnection. This brief burst of activity illustrates something larger than 1 single individual story, but if we strictly consider the context from the author's own intro, then it becomes crystal clear this ~40 minutes personal testimonial is a stark example pleading in favour of respectful & honest Public Health strategies, ideally designed to promote harm reduction including for those who need it most: teenagers during brain development.
I mourn at the thought that society's elite cla$$ continues to leave a nation's future without adequate guidance, only to protect a spotless image. Yet i won't be fooled by dismissive attitudes while waving red flags indeed, as i rather perceive a state of crisis here when contemplating opioids in horse doses, administered as butt plugs just because this user is chasing one hell of an ultimate climax, yano... Which never happens once sucked into that classic downward spiral - a direct legacy of the prohibitionist age if you ask me!
The bad news is, there ain't no push‑button magic to alleviate an old consumerist debt accumulated in plain clandestinity. That's no reliable teaching inspired by emancipation, much less pharmacological safety. This narrative claims the authority of expertise in failure, from a man desperate enough to seek blasting gratification by turning his butt-hole into a vending-machine; the hallmark of addictions if any.
Beyond the profound loss of control and a cry for help, and/or the real danger of his "informed" advice, this visitor demonstrated that substance bans don't prevent early misuse; nor does it prepare for responsible adulthood and certainly not by offering alternative consumption lifestyles. Legalization done right should be about empowerment helping to avoid pitfalls while walking the path, regrettably all there is to see through those arguments is one more justification in favour of less stigma, better education and safer choices: this war never ends!
Good day, have fun!!
M'well, lets begin by looking at the facts today: an account was created ~3 minutes before BL got flooded via different "focus" and "experiences" forums, which occurred in a matter of about 33 minutes preceding the final disconnection. This brief burst of activity illustrates something larger than 1 single individual story, but if we strictly consider the context from the author's own intro, then it becomes crystal clear this ~40 minutes personal testimonial is a stark example pleading in favour of respectful & honest Public Health strategies, ideally designed to promote harm reduction including for those who need it most: teenagers during brain development.
I mourn at the thought that society's elite cla$$ continues to leave a nation's future without adequate guidance, only to protect a spotless image. Yet i won't be fooled by dismissive attitudes while waving red flags indeed, as i rather perceive a state of crisis here when contemplating opioids in horse doses, administered as butt plugs just because this user is chasing one hell of an ultimate climax, yano... Which never happens once sucked into that classic downward spiral - a direct legacy of the prohibitionist age if you ask me!
The bad news is, there ain't no push‑button magic to alleviate an old consumerist debt accumulated in plain clandestinity. That's no reliable teaching inspired by emancipation, much less pharmacological safety. This narrative claims the authority of expertise in failure, from a man desperate enough to seek blasting gratification by turning his butt-hole into a vending-machine; the hallmark of addictions if any.
Beyond the profound loss of control and a cry for help, and/or the real danger of his "informed" advice, this visitor demonstrated that substance bans don't prevent early misuse; nor does it prepare for responsible adulthood and certainly not by offering alternative consumption lifestyles. Legalization done right should be about empowerment helping to avoid pitfalls while walking the path, regrettably all there is to see through those arguments is one more justification in favour of less stigma, better education and safer choices: this war never ends!
Good day, have fun!!